I KNOW WHAT REBOOT IS, BUT I DONOT KNOW REBOOT -- IS ? I DID NOT GET WHY TWO HYPENS IS THERE. I HAVE SEEN, SOME SYS ADMIMS ARE USING WHEN THEY WANT TO REBOOT THE SYSTEM.
I THOUGHT READ SOME WHERE, "REBOOT -- " IS THE BY PASS THE OK PROMPT, BUT I AM NOT SURE.
The two hyphens separate the reboot command from the options you wish to pass to the boot process. In the above example from the man pages, the -rv indicates a 'reconfiguation boot' is required and that this should be in verbose mode.
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